Djubby is a Linked Data frontend for SPARQL endpoints for the Django Web framework, adding a Linked Data interface to any existing SPARQL-capable triple stores.

Djubby is quite inspired by Richard Cyganiak's Pubby, and with the exception of the HTML style, all the code has beed written from scratch due the many differences between languages (Java vs. Python) and the frameworks (JavaEE vs. Django).

Features:

• Provides a Linked Data interface to local or remote SPARQL protocol servers
• Provides dereferenceable URIs by rewriting URIs found in the SPARQL-exposed dataset into the djubby server's namespace
• Provides a simple HTML interface showing the data available about each resource
• Takes care of handling 303 redirects and content negotiation
• Compatible with the Django Web framework

Limitations:

• Only works for SPARQL endpoints that can answer ASK and DESCRIBE queries
• Multiple dataset support may not work as expected, so it is recommended to simply set up a separate djubby instance for each dataset.

For further information, read the getting started guide to learn how to use djubby.